This script will copy archived redo logs to a secondary standby destination for an NT database.
Author: SSWUG Research
Enforcing Association Cardinality
by Will Provost – In this article, we’ll practice a bit of that merciless science. Specifically, we’ll look at ways to control the cardinality of associations between XML elements. The basic implementation, which we’ll review momentarily, of an association between two types is simple enough but is o
Altova’s XML Spy 4 Suite Earns Web Services Journal Readers’ Choice Award
Altova, Inc. (www.xmlspy.com), the leading producer of XML and Web Services editing tools, announced that their XML Spy 4 Suite was selected as the best Web Services Training Tool in the Web Services Journal Readers Choice Awards competition.
XML Finds Its Voice
By Jim Wagner – The voice browser working group of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) gave its seal of approval Wednesday for further consideration and testing of a voice XML standard.
PDF Presentations Using AxPoint
by Kip Hampton – This month, we will be examining AxPoint, Matt Sergeant’s Perl/XML-based tool for creating visually rich presentations and slideshows in PDF. Originally designed for use exclusively within the AxKit XML publishing environment, AxPoint has recently undergone a major facelift a
Exams That Test Your XML Expertise
by Michael Domingo – July will be a busy month for Microsoft’s certification group and potential MCAD/MCSD.NET candidates. Microsoft recently updated exam guides for two MCAD/MCSD exams that test XML-based Web development:
Xml Validation Interoperability Framework 0.1
by Eric van der Vlist – Xml Validation Interoperability Framework (xvif) is a proposal to embed pipe definitions in grammar based schema languages such as Relax NG (and probably W3C XML Schema). The current implementation is built on a partial implementation of Relax NG, supporting the features need
MS SQL Server 7.0/2000 Extended Stored Procedure component for Delphi
This library implements a Delphi class for easy writing of Extended Stored Procedures for the Microsoft SQL Server.
Update Your Data in Smaller Bites
By Brian Moran – Eating a steak in multiple, smaller bites is easier, safer, and tastier than trying to gulp it down all at once. The same advice holds true when modifying massive amounts of data.
Oracle joins with Sun to create system build-to-order programme
Oracle opened its OpenWorld European user conference in Copenhagen by announcing that it was joining forces with Sun Microsystems to provide customers with a system build-to-order scheme.